Supreme Court Allows Cross-Examination on Trademark Use Despite Written Statement Not Being on Record
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India – Supreme Court Allows Cross-examination On Trademark Use Despite Written Statement Not Being On Record.
The Supreme Court recently clarified whether a defendant can question a plaintiff during cross-examination about key issues in a trademark infringement case, even if the defendant’s written statement is not on record. The Court considered this issue in Shabu KN Achary vs Dharampal Premchand Limited, Civil Appeal No. 10260 of 2026, arising from SLP (C) No. 26887 of 2026. This question was important because the alleged infringement of the plaintif…
Supreme Court Allows Cross-Examination on Trademark Use Despite Written Statement Not Being on Record
The Supreme Court recently clarified whether a defendant can question a plaintiff during cross-examination about key issues in a trademark infringement case, even if the defendant’s written statement is not on record. The Court considered this issue in Shabu KN Achary vs Dharampal Premchand Limited, Civil Appeal No. 10260 of 2026, arising from SLP (C) No. 26887 of 2026. This question was important because the alleged infringement of the plaintif…
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